My favorite album is actually the very middle one "The Colour of Spring" I like a lot of the stuff from the earlier and later albums, too, but TCOS is my favorite. My second favorite would be "It's my life" - Actually, I can't really decide between the two, I love them both!

Yes Indeed he should! I was hoping to hear more solo material after his last one. One of the most .... quietly serene albums I own. Also I happen to like anything Tim F-G does. For Talk Talk, Laughing Stock is my favourite.

Since Talk Talk's beginning Mark has been continually removing more and more from his music, expanding the silences and saying more with less. By the time he had advanced to his solo album he was close to "Approaching Silence".

So - the next step was just that: silence. You see, he's finished... mission accomplished

I'm not a young one *leans on cane* but I'm certainly a new fan. Although I knew songs (Quiet Life and others), I had never paid much attention to Japan apart from the obvious Nick Rhodes/David Sylvian comparison that all the Duran fans know. 6 or 7 years ago I got a few Japan/David cds from a fellow Thai Duran fan and I started to slowly buy some stuff. Until 2 or 3 years ago that I started buying the cds and everything a bit faster

(I know it's a long time since anyone posted on this - so forgive me if this is annoying ;D)

I was only about, hmm, 15 or 16 when I discovered them, I was getting really sick of there being no music I liked, so I decided to look through some music that was all mixed together on a cd. First I listened to the Beatles, Bowie, all the names I already knew, but I came across Visions of China and thought I'd see what it was like. At first I was a bit 'so-so' towards it (I was a huge Beatles and Kinks fan, so I was mostly used to guitars, bass, drums, and this was completely different).On second listening, it felt like a different song - so fantastic, then I heard Ghosts and just had to research more.

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I was in a car when quiet life came on, I asked who it was as I hadn't really heard anything like it before, anyway my mother said it was an 8o's band called Japan and she told a story about my aunty being a huge Sylvian fan back in the early 80's, anyway I forgot about them because I thought they would be just another pop group from the new wave romantic era but a week or so later Quiet Life came on again and I asked who it was again beacause I thought they were really quite good. Once I watched the quiet life video on youtube I was hooked. I was 14 when I discovered them in 2009 or 2010 and I have never liked modern music, only music from the 70s and 80s.e.g. bowie, t-rex, roxy music etc.

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I'm 15(just turned) and I discovered Japan when my Aunty died and I was left with all her old records and Japan was in amongst all her music . And I was also happy to discover The Beatles among her set also